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Blender Waffles with Rolled Oats
What you need:
2 cups rolled oats
2 cups water
1 banana, sliced
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 teaspoon salt
What you do:
1. Preheat waffle iron according to manufacturer's directions. Combine all ingredients in blender. Blend until smooth.
2. Pour batter into waffle iron.
3. Cook, according to directions.
Enjoy with your favorite syrup or fresh fruit. Enjoy! This recipe is super quick and turns out great. I make it for my family and they love it!
Preparation Time:
5 minutes
Cooking Time:
Servings:
4
Recipe Category:
SO HOW'D IT GO?
Just let the batter sit for 30 mins and it will THICKEN...big time! ;) I blended the batter using 1/2 the water, but while I was waiting for my kids to wake up it got so thick that I had to add the rest of the water. These were really good, much better then flour recipes!
Wonderful!!!!
Best waffles I have had in a long time. Since finding this recipe yesterday I have made it twice. Both times I made a single serving portion, which was the perfect amount! My first waffle was a bit dry so the next time around I added in 1/4c Libby's canned pumpkin which made all the difference. I am using a mixed oats medley from Trader Joe's so I think my waffles are turning out a bit denser than other peoples but I love their heartiness.
Thank you!
These were really good even though the took ages to cook! (5 minutes) I doubled the recipe. I also ground the oats finely in the food processor till the were almost like flour. The mixture was quite runny but I didn't add any more flour and they were fine.
ive never made waffles before but i have been looking for a very basic waffle recipe and this looks perfect. im curious though, is there much of a difference with subbing applesauce for the banana? (or pumpkin puree for pumpkin waffles) will the flavors of banana/apple/pumpkin really "make" all of the difference in the taste of the waffles? thanks!
I tried applesauce once and it did not turn out. However, pumpkin is great. I don't even use banana anymore. When using pumpkin, I add some cinnamon and maple syrup. I also started adding some milled flax seed and a little baking powder to lighten them up a bit. I always add oil because they stick if I don't.
These have become a staple at our house. My children love them, and they are very simple and easy to make. Not much to clean up either, since it is mixed in the blender - that makes the resident dishwasher (my husband) very happy too! I do add flour to it, sometimes agave nectar instead of sugar. It seems very adaptable. Thanks for this recipe! :)>>>
thanks allychristine :)
i tried this recipe last night on my new beligum waffle maker last night. i followed the recipe exactly, with the addition of 1/2 tsp baking powder and soda and cinnamon (used banana which made the waffles smell and taste great!) but unfortuantely i ended up throwing the wafflle away. the flavor was lovely but it didnt crisp up and the texture was soft, yet gummy. i left it in for about 7 minutes but i was too hungry to wait. so i ended up eating a couple van's frozen blueberry waffles instead! bummer. but i am not going to give up on this reicpe! i love how quick and simple it is, plus i always have the ingrediants on hand!
does anyone else have trouble with belgian waffle irons? does it require a special batter or baking powder, etc? ???
Hm..I don't think mine is a belgian waffle maker...but I tried this recipe the first time I used my waffle maker. It took a few tries to get it right..I still have to throw away my first waffle b/c it's all gooey. But, after that..they come out perfectly. Mine has a heat setting of 1-5, and I always use 5. Did you just try making one waffle? I would try again and make another after the first one (even if it's weird again). Mine does that too..I don't use any baking powder..so I don't know if that affects it. :)
thanks allychristine :)
i tried this recipe last night on my new beligum waffle maker last night. i followed the recipe exactly, with the addition of 1/2 tsp baking powder and soda and cinnamon (used banana which made the waffles smell and taste great!) but unfortuantely i ended up throwing the wafflle away. the flavor was lovely but it didnt crisp up and the texture was soft, yet gummy. i left it in for about 7 minutes but i was too hungry to wait. so i ended up eating a couple van's frozen blueberry waffles instead! bummer. but i am not going to give up on this reicpe! i love how quick and simple it is, plus i always have the ingrediants on hand!
does anyone else have trouble with belgian waffle irons? does it require a special batter or baking powder, etc? ???
ive never made waffles before but i have been looking for a very basic waffle recipe and this looks perfect. im curious though, is there much of a difference with subbing applesauce for the banana? (or pumpkin puree for pumpkin waffles) will the flavors of banana/apple/pumpkin really "make" all of the difference in the taste of the waffles? thanks!
Hm...I would think it would just make a difference in the consistency of the batter (and a little in the taste). The banana taste does come through, in a great way..but I'm sure any other flavor would also be good (just different). You might just have to adjust the thick/thinness by adding some flour, more soy milk, etc. Go for it!
This really should have 5 stars..it comes out great every time. Try it! (just add a little bit of flour and lots of cinnamon) ;)b
I made these for breakfast this morning and I *pretty much* followed the original recipe. I added a little extra vanilla extract, a drop of almond extract, and 1/2 tsp baking powder. I made them the night before and put the batter in the fridge overnight. The batter was definitely thick enough (I did use quick oats so maybe that makes a difference??) The waffles didn't come out as crisp as I usually like, even after cooking 4-5 minutes...however, they were very tasty and my husband raved about them! I like how they remained soft inside, but I think I'll add a little more baking powder next time, maybe 1 tsp. I definitely recommend trying these!!
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